what do most americans eat for pizza?
Most of the pizza available near me is either Pizza Hut, Dominoes or others
trying to immitate them. There's also Round Table which is better, but it
doesn't do anything for my pizza craving other than to remind me that I need
some REAL PIZZA! . There's
I saw a video on YouTube of a guy who stuck an engine from a SLR into a
SLK. He was racing a Ferrari Enzo, in a straight line of course. :-) If I
can find it again, I'll post the link.
Ed
300E
On 31/01/2008, Alex Chamberlain [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L5MA0svuuE4
Ed
300E
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It's almost as cheap as doing one of those Chevy 350 conversions that
pop up now and then, and a lot classier.
Alex Chamberlain
'87 300D Turbo et al.
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Where did you find a new tank? I'm inclined to go that way, though I
might go ahead and let it come up to pressure this weekend.
On Jan 31, 2008 9:59 AM, R A Bennell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My old compressor had a date stamp on the tank of 1947. It always made me
nervous too. I tried to find
Hmmm -- doesn't seem strange to me - Dad would pull little kid's
teeth where ever they were by pulling out a pair of ignition pliers
from his pocket, and doing it right there. They were so surprised,
that it was over before they could get upset. So dentist and tool
don't bother me -- though I can
I actually have a long relationship with Dominos - 24 years to be exact.
These days I develop back office databases for a few of the larger and
better franchises.
If you are fortunate enough to be served by a well run franchise, you'll get
great Dominos pizza. If you aren't, then they can deliver
Well the basis is that if there was a problem at okiebenz.com then a lot
of people would be having problems, as Richard seems to be the only one
I would suggest that the problem may be with Richards hardware/software
or his ISP. I don't expect Kaleb to be able to fix Richards computer or
That's the procedure they use for testing Scuba cylinders. It's called
a Hydrostatic test. Immerse the cylinder in water and measure the
additional displacement when the tank is pressurized as a test of the
expansion properties of the metal. Old metal becomes brittle and does
not expand as easily.
What's my favorite pizza? Chicago style - but only in Chicago eaten at a
local pizza store! Everyone else's Chicago style pizza is a poor imitation.
Thanks,
Tom Hargrave
Exactly!
Rick Knoble
45 minutes from Chicago
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Doesn't sound like a home project for a relatively large tank
On Jan 31, 2008 7:58 PM, dave walton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That's the procedure they use for testing Scuba cylinders. It's called
a Hydrostatic test. Immerse the cylinder in water and measure the
additional displacement when
Are you north, south, east or west of Chicago?
Thanks,
Tom Hargrave
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Sent: Thursday, January 31, 2008 8:03 PM
To: Mercedes Discussion List
Subject: Re: [MBZ] why
I thought the same thing at the time. I stayed in my car with the windows up
and the engine running just in case he decided to be even more crazy before
the highway patrol arrived, but he stayed in his truck and behaved himself.
Turns out he lives in Tulsa which is about 100 miles NE of OKC. So
Actually Alan anyone who tailgates is the one who is childish. The one who
initiates the tailgating is the one who is the aggressor. The person in
front always has the right of way in any state in the USA. If they want to
slow down and run along beside the car in the right lane then they are well
Here you go, right out of the classics vault. I have a copy framed on my
wall.
Yep, that's him, all right. Is that a Packard patch on his shirt?
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You can make mad money making pizzas if you're careful. Back in the day
(early '80s) when my brother=in-law and I owned some sub shops near Bradley
University in Peoria, IL, we had a small freestanding building.
Long story short, made good money...sold thriving business to a guy who
The impact provides the needed torque to break the nut or bolt, then backs
it out very fast. Same working action as a half inch impact wrench used at
tire shops, but considerably less torque. The size makes it very easy and
comfortable to use one handed. Strong enough to pull head nuts off, but
No, but doing a pressure test with water is much less dangerous that
testing with air. A failure will split the tank rather than explode
it. Fill with water and pressurize with air if need be. The less air,
the better.
-Dave Walton
On Jan 31, 2008 9:13 PM, OK Don [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Was not trying to condone tailgating, I guess my point is that when
you get into a pissing match on the expressway eventually someone is
going to end up hurt or dead.
I stand by my position though that if you are impeding traffic in the
left lane you should move right. You are not there to
Rick Knoble
45 minutes from Chicago
Are you north, south, east or west of Chicago?
Thanks,
Tom Hargrave
Southeast. I live in Northwest Indiana. Portage to be exact. Google 46368 Stop
by next time you are on your way home from Wisconsin. I'll buy you a burger and
a beer.
Rick Knoble
Richard Smith wrote:
The person in front always has the right of way in any state in the
USA. If they want to slow down and run along beside the car in the
right lane then they are well within the law to do so, but following
to close is a crime in every state.
You also have the legal right to
Tom,
Probably more on topic to take you out for a pizza and beer.
Rick Knoble
'85 300 CD
'87 190 DT
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Ah -- now that's do-able! Good idea. Thanks!
On Jan 31, 2008 8:50 PM, dave walton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
No, but doing a pressure test with water is much less dangerous that
testing with air. A failure will split the tank rather than explode
it. Fill with water and pressurize with air if
South East works. I usually pick up I65 right at the top and head
straight South.
Thanks, Tom
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Sent: 1/31/08 9:13 PM
Subject: Re: [MBZ] why america is finished (pizza,
People from CA have a bad habit of driving in the left lane while doing at
or just below the speed limit. I will sometimes come up right behind them
and tailgate them in an effort to get them to get the heck in the right
lane. I don't flash my lightthis isn't the Autobahn.
Bob R.
I'm gonna join in this nebulous thread by indulging myself in a small
pet-peeve share. Hmmm, which one to share?
Oh okay, here:
At a four way stop (or a three way stop) I wish folks would really just know
the law and follow it. Things would be so simple, and so much time saved.
Instead, most
Here in Alabama there are no laws requiring drivers to stay right and
I'm as likely to pass on the right as on the left.
Thanks, Tom
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It's all in the detail.
Thanks, Tom
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Subject: Re: [MBZ] why america is finished (pizza, not mercedes)
You can make mad money making pizzas if
I think my all time driving one is when people are bombing along at the
speed limit on either the freeway or on a street and they slow way down
simply because John Law is visible somewhere. It's dumb on a street and
dangerous on the freeway.
Bob R
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With fear and intimidation, do as we say or else.bang
Anyway seeing you rule the world, perhaps you could tell China to get
out of Tibet or get North Korea to stop being such bastards.
Also those Japanese are killing all the worlds whales, could you do
something. I believe that whales
Back office database that's pretty funny. When I worked there we
wrote all the orders on 4 ply forms -- the red copy went to the make
line, the yellow copy was for the driver and the white copy was glued
to the box. Totaled it up at the end of the night with an adding
machine, which
When all else is said, that little fender bender that's not my fault will
probably total my old twenty-five year old car in the eyes of the other's
insurance company. It's worth to me ten times what they would allow. My
other rationale is that carrying only liability is one of the benefits of
Pizza pie...
Down here in the South I was raised to think that a nice sauce (spaghet) was
just full of meat. An upstate Italy transplant friend taught that it was all
about the tomato and not about chunky meat...
I think most of the pizza chains it's about the quality of cheese used.
Thin crust
Lt Don wrote: I just noticed a guy at work who is normally totally withdrawn,
but
the last two days has actually been charmingly communicative and even
whistling at times (had to ask him to stop as it irritates me).
Maybe he just got laid.
Donald H. Snook
everything is terrible at the chain. it's really hard to make a good pizza
with bad dough, bad sauce and bad cheese. it's a disgrace. but hargrave
thinks it's good at dominos sometimes, so my argument is hopeless even here.
as for dog food, that old roy and alpo you guys give your dogs to
Instead, most seem to want to play the eye contact and wave-on game. Call me
antisocial (I am) but I am not required to interact on that level with other
drivers. I am required to follow the law. I love it when I don't make eye
contact at a four-way, and the other driver, so convinced that eye
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Possible.
(Is it just me, or is the line between Mercedes and Banned blurring? Not
that it would be a bad thing )
On Jan 31, 2008 9:55 PM, Donald Snook [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Lt Don wrote: I just noticed a guy at work who is normally totally
withdrawn, but
the last two days has
By the way, Andrew wrote that, not me.
On Jan 31, 2008 9:55 PM, Donald Snook [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Lt Don wrote: I just noticed a guy at work who is normally totally
withdrawn, but
the last two days has actually been charmingly communicative and even
whistling at times (had to ask him
I've eaten real spaagetti in Italy, just north of Venice. The noodles
were coated in olive oil and a pile of red sauce sat dead center on the
plate. There was no meat in the sauce.
Thanks, Tom
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MM, breakfast pizza. Milk gravey for the sauce, topped with sausage, egg,
and mozzarella.
Or, fruit pizza. Cookie dough crust, a cream cheese fruit dip sauce, topped
with your favorite sliced fresh fruit.
Or, vegetable pizza. Regular crust, cream cheese vegetable dip sauce, topped
with
Happened to me just today. Driving along, behind a woman in the passing
lane going under the limit to boot. Sees a temp tax station set up on the
other side of the street and with nothing in front of her, hits the brakes!
I lay on the horn, and all the cops look over from the other side of the
a decent person would make his own sauce, but for the lazy like me, this
stuff works nicely. it's expensive but you don't need to use a lot and it's
very good.
http://www.saucesnlove.com/scarp.htm
On Jan 31, 2008 11:09 PM, Tom Hargrave [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've eaten real spaagetti in
aaah, heaven. :-)
Ed
300E
On 31/01/2008, Tom Hargrave [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've eaten real spaagetti in Italy, just north of Venice. The noodles
were coated in olive oil and a pile of red sauce sat dead center on the
plate. There was no meat in the sauce.
Thanks, Tom
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I remember those days. We called the pages door sheets.
These days everything is run by computer. I reach into each store server
through a static VPN connection and pull all of the store's performance
data into a SQL database then I process any reports they may need. The
largest franchise I work
We don't rule the world. We learned from England and Spain that you
can't, so we just buy the world instead.
Some like the idiot in N Korea with a GOD complex don't have a price.
Others like one certain tyrant in N Africa would not play so we sent in
a few jets. Idi Amine (probably spelled
You won't make it to my age.
On Jan 31, 2008 10:11 PM, Luther [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
MM, breakfast pizza. Milk gravey for the sauce, topped with sausage,
egg, and mozzarella.
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The following packages will be
I'd be very surprised if anyone hears from Amin again.
Ed
300E
On 31/01/2008, Tom Hargrave [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Others like one certain tyrant in N Africa would not play so we sent in
a few jets. Idi Amine (probably spelled wrong) has been very quite
since.
Thanks, Tom
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Well seeing there is a plane called a MB-2 I'll let you get away with
making a off topic post and not marking it as such.
Hendrik
who likes to push buttons and pull levers to see what happens
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And that is why a lot of Italians are small, feed the man meat.
Hendrik
who likes a BBQ with beer and bikini sheilas in the pool
Tom Hargrave wrote:
I've eaten real spaagetti in Italy, just north of Venice. The noodles
were coated in olive oil and a pile of red sauce sat dead center on the
Given enough time, I'll pull my keys out of the ignition and show them to
the indignant driver.
You're dead in the water if you can't get restarted! :-)
Kevin in Hillsboro, OR
1983 300SD 266Kmi, Ursula
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Not to mention the folks behind youtalk about instigating road rage!
On 1/31/08, Kevin Kraly [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Given enough time, I'll pull my keys out of the ignition and show them to
the indignant driver.
You're dead in the water if you can't get restarted! :-)
Kevin in
When all else is said, that little fender bender that's not my fault
will
probably total my old twenty-five year old car in the eyes of the
other's
insurance company.
Unless you're in a no-fault state (maybe), you're under no
particular obligation to accept anything they say. After all,
There's a place on the southern Washington coast (Long
Beach) called Chico's Pizza that makes their pizzas with all fresh
ingredients piled high atop a reasonably thin and crunchy crust.
Chico's is decent? I'll have to try it the next time we're
there. Our cabin is on Idaho St., LB. 25
So Tim, any success in finding the old Beta VCR?
Mine are in the main AV stack under the TV. Right
under the Laser Disc player.
-- Jim
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a nice place in Vancouver called Smokey's, don't know if
it's still there or if it's any good.
It's still there. We went there with my sister-in-law, a Smokey's girl,
over a year ago, and she didn't think it was as good as it once was. She
had always thought it was better than Chico's, but
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